The Obama Drama continues and moves onto MySpace. In a nutshell, some guy worked on a MySpace page dedicated to Barack, but then they asked to take it over, he demanded money, and then they contacted MySpace to take control. Many call foul, but I agree with Obama’s campaign team in their actions. It would be one thing if the supporter had created their own web page independently, but to use a popular social networking site is clearly different to me. Check out the Chicago Tribune for the full store: Obama MySpace Page Battle Story at the Chicago Tribune
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In my opinion, the move to set up a MySpace for Obama is going to forever change the face of politics and campaign marketing. I agree with you - the Obama team had the password all along and they actually made edits to the site. But… there’s a significant risk in letting an outsider contribute information considering the rapid spread of information across the internet.from FLD